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Default Feb 23, 2020 at 03:38 PM
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(The following is from a blog post I put up several years ago, but I was thinking about the different types of mania. I usually get euphoric mania, but not always as you'll read here.)


Who else gets angry mania?
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It happened again. A few weeks ago, I got angry. They say anger goes with mania or depression. But when I get angry I start screaming and swearing. I am not myself in any sense of the word. Sometimes, I get so worn out by it, that I flop down exhausted. Something must trigger it. I'm not sure what that is, though there is a sense of something from 30 years ago. I've heard of other bipolar people talking of this anger- of this rage- in mania or depression. I just break down, screaming and swearing, and last time- as wrote- I ended up walking down the middle of the snow-laden street in the dark in my pajamas without a coat. One time, it was so bad, I went to the ER. Of course, now I am almost afraid to go to the ER for both the lack of sleep and the waste of time if the insurance won't pay. What a mess. And why write all of this? Just was on my mind. Its a part of bipolar. Some people get so angry that they get arrested. Thank goodness that hasn't been me. But the intrusive thoughts sure do play. Oh boy, do they.
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That's one thing writing helps- its a PLACE for these thoughts to go, so they might have a home. Doesn't mean they won't be re-read, but once they're here, they really won't want to leave.

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Hi Moose. I can have elated joyful manias, ferociously rageful/ranting ones, and ones that combine both (elated then one teeny trigger sets me off in the other direction...then back to elated again.) I've always had a bit of a temper, as have both parents and both siblings, but again, we can also be very upbeat happy types, too.

During manic rages, I can get quite scary. It has resulted in cops being called (or threatened to be called) and people crying. One therapist quit me out of fear, and yet I have never ever threatened any living creature/person, physically. My mouth has been the main cause and/or how I look during rages. [Steam coming from my ears, fire from mouth, red face, laser beam eyes.]

Most of my manic rages were caused by feeling threatened/cornered, under extreme stress, or very frustrated.

I call those times my "Tasmanian Devil" periods. Remember Looney Tunes?
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Hi Moose. I can have elated joyful manias, ferociously rageful/ranting ones, and ones that combine both (elated then one teeny trigger sets me off in the other direction...then back to elated again.) I've always had a bit of a temper, as have both parents and both siblings, but again, we can also be very upbeat happy types, too.

During manic rages, I can get quite scary. It has resulted in cops being called (or threatened to be called) and people crying. One therapist quit me out of fear, and yet I have never ever threatened any living creature/person, physically. My mouth has been the main cause and/or how I look during rages. [Steam coming from my ears, fire from mouth, red face, laser beam eyes.]

Most of my manic rages were caused by feeling threatened/cornered, under extreme stress, or very frustrated.

I call those times my "Tasmanian Devil" periods. Remember Looney Tunes?

I can relate. My mom used to trigger me big time when I lived with her, saying mean things, swearing and her husband would do the passive aggressive thing and threaten me physically, just by looking at me. So its no wonder I lashed back. Once, I left the house after one of these (different time than walking in the snow in my pajamas as is referenced above) and called my sister and told her
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so she called the cops. I got taken to psych emergency services and let go pretty quickly- after they laughed at me for saying some of the things I wanted to do to do to my mom's husband! It was a bad scene!

And yes I remember the Tazmanian devil. I can see how you might feel like that!

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Rage would be the best word I could describe for what I experienced it and even that doesn't cover it. I was dissociated for most of the time when it was at its worst. After a lot of analysis and reflection I can only assume it came from the depths of my own as well as the collective subconscious.

Very scary times I hope to never repeat.
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Lots of raging on people, not even knowing what it is I am saying or trying to say. I usually don't even remember what happened. I have no violence in me, thankfully, but I can rage on someone with the best of them. It is my least favorite part of myself and my illness.

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I seldom get more than a couple days of fun , the world is shiny and colors sing

In the past 10 years .. My mania is always a angry hateful rage-y hot mess. But...... I internalize everythinggggg. I use to self harm daily, extreme episodes of Anorexia eating. Less than 120 calories a week and threats of feeding tubes

I can be manic and my husband not know until I finally can’t hide it and I literally cry out sometimes... it’s days other times it’s been weeks to a month.. psychosis starting for sure but I’m either able to catch it quick but there are times it just engulfs me so fast I do need IP to be safe from “ Myself”

I’m sure its possible I could turn my anger outward.. maybe snap or bytch someone out. I’m sure less than 1/2 % id ever physically touch someone.

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